Case: Recycled plastic board for furniture purposes, agriculture, construction, and many others
EKOply
Plastinvest Sp
Future Materials / Plastic Recycling
EKOply is recycled plastic board produced in the technology of forming in dies, where the process of plasticizing the raw material, which is waste in a properly prepared form, takes place. Raw material come from wastes of municipality, agriculture and household. Ekoply appears as a board sized 2440 x 1220 mm. Two types of thickness: 12.5 and 19 mm. Two types of surfaces: Standard and Anti-Slip.
EKOply’s panels are used in many sectors of the economy, for example in the furniture industry, construction, agriculture and other branches of production.
EKOply can be used as:
alternative to plywood - are durable, lighter than standard plywood, weather resistant
furniture surfaces, such as countertops, which can be a great alternative for MDF or plywood
floor, for example, of trucks and trailers used to protect the metal floor and improve the noise suppression
in the garden: houses, fences, sheds, simple furniture and tool boxes
for security: protection from wind and rain, construction sites, concerts, festivals and other events.
EKOply provides the ideal substitute for plywood and other building supplies. EKOply is a renewable and sustainable material because it is made entireley from plastic waste. It can be utilised for a variety of applications, including commercial, industrial and agriculture ones, thanks to its adaptability.
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